Sentence examples for before she sought from inspiring English sources

She had done so in 2003, six years before she sought a visa.

It took several years before she sought psychological counseling, which she said helped.

She was 18 before she sought training as a singer, when she auditioned for a scholarship with John and Aida Dickens at their studio in Sydney.

Marina said that before she sought asylum in the United States, she received many threatening calls warning her that if she did not leave her community, the gang would kill her and her son.

Secretly racked with guilt for not doing more to meet her emotional needs before she sought comfort in someone else's arms, he didn't want to admit how hurt he still felt and how hard it was for him to move on with his life.

Complicating the unusual charges of attempted murder during a voodoo ritual are a $25,000 loan Ms. DeGraff gave Mr. Valme four months before she sought Mr. Charles's help, a $100 million civil suit she has filed against both men and her statements on television that she believed she had been burned accidentally.

One such is a young mother from the Dominican Republic without papers but with cancer that is already terminal before she seeks medical help.

Critics said the chancellor's decision to call a summit meeting aimed at tackling unemployment a little more than two months before she seeks a third term in office was an election tactic, and comes from a leader who during the debt crisis has called for heavily indebted countries to cut back even more on public spending.

The night before surgery she sought care at Hospital 2 for chest pains.

Before the awards ceremony, she sought out her father, Paul, who was carrying an extra timepiece from one of her sponsors in his pocket.

Ennis, the postergirl of Team GB whose image has percolated to every corner of the land and across much of the globe, confessed that the pressure of her anticipated triumph had at times got to her in the months before the Olympics as she sought to reconcile the extraordinary graft of excelling at seven separate disciplines with the nation's hopes.